Tag Archive for ‘lawyer coach’
Holiday Party Etiquette: Forget the Mistletoe!
Throw your visions of spiked egg nog and dancing on tables out the window. Office holiday parties can tarnish your brand if you let the liquor flow too freely or forget that professionalism never stops mattering.
Adopt a Resilient Mindset
Resilience is critical in tough times. We must have the ability push through challenges; wait out tough situations with patience and confidence. Here are 5 ways to develop a resilient mindset.
Networking in LinkedIn: Serious Insight into Groups
LinkedIn has made its Groups feature even more worth your while by unveiling a new statistics dashboard that offers a serious look at each LinkedIn group’s demographics, growth and activity.
Staying Humble Amid Growing Success
How do you stay humble while, at the same time, reaping the rewards of success? Here are three tips to help you avoid self-sabotage.
Make Business Connections through Former Classmates
Here are three ways to help you reconnect with old classmates and convert those relationships into useful referrals for your practice.
Social Media Marketing: Understanding the Lifeline of a Facebook Post
Lawyers and other professionals who continually update their Facebook business pages want know how long their posts are going to attract precious comments and likes.
Finding Satisfaction at the Office
Whether business at the firm is booming, or the economy is on the verge of collapse – you can be happy at work no matter what outside factors loom.
4 Ways to Create a Successful Word-of-Mouth Campaign
Word-of-mouth advertising continues to be one of the most effective and long-lasting ways for firms to drum up new business. It’s available to every company and involves minimal cash outlays.
Bad Clients: When it’s Time to Cut Them Loose
Difficult clients can sap your energy, your morale, and your love for what you do best – practice law. Here are 3 ways you can tactfully show a bad client the door.
Hashtag Techniques to Boost Your Brand
If you use Twitter, chances are you’ve seen a hashtag. Twitter hashtags are a way for users to organize their tweets in specific topics.
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